GTA VI: Only in Dade Posts Another Clip of Flashy Cars

The Instagram account Only in Dade posted a second GTA VI clip on the morning of November 12, 2026, according to IGN. It shows several flashy cars cruising through the city.

Only in Dade usually shares real videos of Miami. This time, according to IGN, it isn’t real footage but in-game imagery.

Rockstar did endorse the first clip

On November 11, the same account posted another video in which those cars were parked on GTA VI’s version of Ocean Drive while a group of characters looked at them. According to IGN, it was an in-game recreation of a real video posted in October that showed a Rockstar promotional stunt in Miami.

Many people assumed that first clip was a render or made with AI. It was later confirmed to be real in-game footage, and Rockstar shared it on its Instagram. We covered it in this story.

What isn’t confirmed about the second clip

IGN assumes the new video also recreates real footage from when those cars drove around Miami. That is the outlet’s assumption. IGN presents it as another Rockstar clip, but it doesn’t say the company shared it on its accounts or confirmed it.

According to IGN, many players have reacted with amazement at the level of graphical detail. Some joke that they’d accept playing at 30 fps if the final game looks like this. IGN reads this as Rockstar prioritizing visual quality over performance, but that is the outlet’s interpretation, not official information.

One week from launch

GTA VI launches on November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and preload has been open since November 10. IGN adds the following:

• Xbox and PlayStation reportedly confirmed it is the most pre-ordered game in the history of their stores.
• Analysts estimate that pre-sales have already surpassed $1 billion, as we reported in this story.
• Some studios, such as Pocketpair, the maker of Palworld, will give their staff the week off to play.

What this means for you

These videos show little of the game beyond its visuals. If you’re worried about performance, wait for official data or the first hands-on tests. A couple of clips isn’t enough to draw conclusions.